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AUTUMN CHORUS
Crossover Prog • United Kingdom
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UK act AUTUMN CHORUS was formed sometime around 2007, and consist of Robbie Wilson (vocals, guitars, trumpet, organ), Luke Foster (drums, glockenspiel, piano), Peter Evans (bass, glockenspiel) and Chris Lloyd (guitars, thumb piano). The foursome made their official debut in 2011 with the digital album The Village To The Vale, containing music the band have classified as post rock / post classical.
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Autumn Chorus Crossover Prog
Review by Kingsnake
A wonderfully constructed album. The band combines classical music, folk, postrock and symphonic progressive rock. The singer has a classical approach wich really adds to the pastoral and nostalgic feel of the music.
I really enojoy this kind of music. No emphasis on guitarsolos and heavy drumming. Also the production is really warm and the music sounds really sympathetic. The band uses analog and old fashioned instruments, like trumpet and organ but also flute and glockenspiel. There are hints of Mike Oldfield aswell. The whole albums sounds like a movie. It's dreamy, warm and the band take their time to slowly build the songs. Really recommended for people who enjoy postrock with classical and folk influences.
Posted Monday, July 31, 2017 | Review this album | Report (Review #1767608)
Old English horizons
I like the coincidence that at the time I stumbled across this little treasure recorded in the Sussex countryside, I happened to be watching a story about a ninth century Wessex king trying to fend off the invading Northmen. Perfect music for such images. Autumn Chorus, residing in Brighton, have been around for many years but this 2012 disc is their sole release to date.
The soft and pastoral sound of Autumn Chorus is perfect backdrop to any exploration of old south England, as triumphant as tattered flags with dragons, as worn as hardened dirt paths connecting one small village to another. I would call the sound post-rock mixed with folk-progressive and light symphonic influences. A woodsy vibe mixed with ambient rock, Yorke like vocals and wide cinematic post rock scope. The guitars shimmer throughout over very dense soundscape and lilting piano. Occasional strings, flute, and female vocals add wonderful atmospheres when the come in. At times the lovely acoustic guitar parts even reminded me of Ant Phillips. As some mentioned this album doesn't rock in the conventional sense, it mostly moves at a glacial pace and rewards the patient listener. They spent a lot of time trying to make sure everything was just perfect, like a director waiting for the right light for a shot. It really is an album you can get lost in. This is the work of great friends and it is a lovely recording though not a masterpiece in my book. Beautiful and well worth hearing though.
Review by Second Life Syndrome
This album seemed to have quite a bit of promise, as I was looking forward to the mixture of symphonic prog, folk, and rock. However, I can't seem to get into this album at all. It's not that it is bad, it just isn't my cup of tea.
Right off the bat, the singer reminds me of the singer in the band Infictions. I don't believe they are one and the same, but I would be fooled. They sound almost identical. This also means that the vox have an indie rock spin to them. I'm not a huge fan of this, but it's okay. I also noticed the conspicuous lack of guitar through much of the album; but, when it arrives, it is standard indie fare. I'm not a huge fan of this either.
Yet, I would still enjoy the album if there were more, I don't know, "meat" to the sound. There are symphonic passages, and I would normally love these parts. Yet, they seem soulless and just average. In fact, much of the album is rather ambient in nature: Ambient symphonics play as the vocalist sings---not much else happens. Altogether, it is an interesting band, but not one that I really like particularly. Add to all this that the album seems to center around lovesick frivolities, and I really am not horribly interested in listening to it more than I have already.
Review by sinslice
Progressive captivating delicacy.
Fine blend of Folk, Post-Rock, Ambient, with a good dose of progression.
The Glockenspiel serves to give the music a special touch, distinctive. The first theme Three Jumps the Devil, and especially his first minutes tested the role of this instrument, executed brilliantly by Foster and Evans.
Rosa is growing in intensity as it progresses and goes through different areas in its 16 minutes duration.
Brightening Sky, with its refined trumpet and flute, is another winner, and perhaps the strongest song but with sections calm and female voice in some parts.
And to mention another outstanding theme, choose Thief. Already a classic for me. The rest is also remarkable.
Robbie Wilson's voice has a kinship with Elbow's Guy Harvey. Appropriate for the occasion.
Autumn Chorus is a perfect name to describe the intricate musical direction of the band. Directly aimed at human emotions. 4,5
Posted Sunday, April 28, 2013 | Review this album | Report (Review #951201)
Review by progbaby
this time I answered "Yes" to the "Do you really want to give ****** review" prompt :-)
What everyone else says.
If you liked any of the following albums
Harmonium - SI ON AVAIT BESOIN D'UNE CINQUIÈME SAISON Celeste - PRINCIPE DI UN GIORNO PFM - Storia Di Un Minuto Trader Horne - The Morning Way
then this album is a no-brainer :-)
Hard for me to believe that this day and age that an album as great as this can possess all of the same pastoral beauty as the others listed above do (as you'd think all of the great ideas had already been done).
But it most certainly does.
this now has become a new addition to my favorite "top-10 most pastoral sounding prog albums".
Released in 2011 but it could easily pass as a classic pastoral prog release in 1972. That should give you an idea that there are no modern-sounding cliches.
When I hear pure pastoral beauty in an album like this, I think of how much work/effort the musicians put into creating this work of art that will remain timeless forever. And I think of how they may make very little to no money for this gem. And then I'm reminded that Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga make tens of millions of dollars doing their corporate backed albums that contains songs that have the same exact 1-2 chords over and over with a drum machine along with lyrics that refer to tweets and twitters and material things and the love of money and power.
this is the Van Gogh of music. It won't sell much as the masses won't listen to it. But 50-100 years from now, people will listen to this and go "Wow!!!" (which is more than I can say for a Gaga/Bieber (or anyone who appears on American idol or backed by the US top 40)).
Posted Wednesday, November 28, 2012 | Review this album | Report (Review #868202)
Review by toroddfuglesteg
The return of the English pleasant land.
In England's green and pleasant land, you still get some albums that resonates between the villages and hills in England. An album that paint pictures of the English landscapes, the people and the village lives...... anno 1920. This is such an album.
With vocals that reminds me about A-Ha's Morten Harket and is that good. But where Morten Harket goes take on me and the sun always shines on tv, Autumn Chorus vocalist Robbie Wilson returns into one of England's cathedral and joins one of their many young men choirs in their chorals. His vocals is unearthly excellent and can make satan himself attending church on a regular basis. Robbie Wilson does get help from some female vocalists too and the end result is heavenly godly throughout this album.
The vocals are supported by a post rock like music with a lot of strings, organs, guitars and the traditional instruments. The sound is excellent. The music relies heavily on the vocals, but the instrumental bits is still excellent in it's own right. The music is pastoral post rock which feels like has been produced in an for a cathedral and in a cathedral. The music is in short almost religious and hymn like. But a lot better, I have to say. Sigur Ros is an obvious reference.
The music is excellent throughout and really takes the listenener on a fantastic journey through the pastoral landscapes of England. It also takes the listener back to baroque music, although with a post rock soundscape.
This album is nothing short of sensational. It is not in the same category as Genesis masterpieces, but it is not far away. English prog rock has found a new masterpiece in The Village to the Vale. No doubts.
Posted Thursday, January 26, 2012 | Review this album | Report (Review #620128)
Review by BrufordFreak
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A brilliant album with folk choral type vocals set over some very pastoral music (despite the presence of drums). Unusual with an amazing male lead vocalist (Robbie Wilson) and interesting use of organ, strings, horns and effects (recorded in a church??) With only one song clocking in at less than five minutes--and three over seven--I'm not sure this album deserves the "Crossover" label--think "Folk" label much more appropriate--though band calls themselves Post Rock/Modern Classical--both of which there are definite presences. There is even a strong feel of church chorale influence. As Robbie sings--and the effects cause a church-like echo--one cannot help but feel transported to some sacred or angelic venue. Amazing to have this kind of voice singing over the Post Rock/Folk Rock music! "Progressive" in the truest sense of the word. I cannot yet give this album 5 stars "masterpiece" status for I have only listened to it twice on progstreaming.com and once since buying it from bandcamp.com, but I want to. It is definitely a stunning album, start to finish. Reminds me of Fleet Foxes and The Decemberists, playing over music by Sigur Ròs and Radiohead.
Check it out, everybody!
Posted Tuesday, November 29, 2011 | Review this album | Report (Review #578144)
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Howard Kelsey (born 8 August 1957) is a Canadian basketball player. He competed in the men's tournament at the 1984 Summer Olympics.

Biography
Kelsey was in the seventh grade when he first starting playing basketball, in a local church league. In high school, Kelsey set the record for the career scoring average in British Columbia. He later played for Oklahoma State and Principia College, before turning professional, playing for Leones Negroes in Guadalajara, Mexico.

Kelsey represented Canada more than 400 times in international matches, including competing at the Olympic Games. He won a gold medal at the 1978 Commonwealth Basketball Championships, and the 1983 FISU World University Games. In 1981, he was also part of Canada's team in their first ever win against the United States in a major tournament.

Following his playing career, Kelsey became an athletics co-ordinator at the University of Victoria, before becoming the executive vice-president of Canada Basketball in 2010.

In 2012, Kelsey was inducted into the British Columbia Sports Hall of Fame, and in 2019, he was inducted into the Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame.

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Mike Graham has been relieved of his posts as programme director and presenter at the Edinburgh-based all-speech radio station, talk107.
It's understood the move came following a brief meeting on Saturday between Graham – who presented, shock-jock style, The Independent Republic of Mike Graham, on weekdays, between 9am and noon – and the station's managing director, Matt Allitt.
Allitt – who has been with the station's owners, UTV, for over ten years – has been MD of the station since the departure of Peter Gillespie, from the post, in November.
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You are on a flight from ST GEORGE (YSGE) (2803S 14836E) to WALGETT (YWLG) (3002S 14807E). You departed YSGE at 0308UTC. At 0324UTC you crossed the railway line (approximately 35 nm SE YSGE) and fixed your position between Bonathorne railway station and NOONDOO township.
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Andreas Günter Weber (* 17. Juli 1964 in Pforzheim; † 15. März 2020 in Remagen) war ein deutscher Informatiker und Mathematiker, zuletzt Professor an der Rheinischen Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn.

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Andreas Weber studierte Mathematik und Informatik an der Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen und der University of Colorado Boulder. An der Universität Tübingen schloss er 1990 sein Studium ab und wurde ebendort 1993 über Typsysteme für Computeralgebra promoviert. Von 1995 bis 1997 forschte er mit einem Stipendium der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft als Postdoktorand an der Cornell University. Ab 1997 war er zunächst in der Forschungsgruppe zur symbolischen Informationsverarbeitung am Wilhelm-Schickard-Institut und anschließend in der Forschungsgruppe zu Echtzeitlösungen für Simulation und Visual Analytics am Fraunhofer-Institut für Graphische Datenverarbeitung tätig. Weber wurde 2000 über computeralgebraische Komponenten in Problemlösungsumgebungen an der Universität Tübingen habilitiert und 2001 auf eine Professur an die Universität Bonn berufen. Dort wirkte er bis zu seinem Tod.

Forschung
Weber beschäftigte sich mit Computeralgebra und symbolischen Methoden zwecks Analyse von Bifurkationen und Singularitäten algebraischer Systeme gewöhnlicher Differentialgleichungen und der globalen Frage nach der Existenz von Oszillationen dieser Systeme. Ferner forschte er zur Modellierung der Dynamik und Interaktion komplexer Netzwerke, u. a. mit Anwendungen in der Systembiologie und -medizin. In diesem Zusammenhang wurden Probleme der Netzwerkanalyse adressiert, wie etwa die Bestimmung von Parameterregionen für die Existenz und Stabilität von Attraktoren, Modellreduktion und hybride Netzwerkmodellierung. Darüber hinaus forschte Weber zu mathematischer Modellierung und Simulation komplexer physikalisch-basierter Systeme, etwa in Kombination mit daten-getriebenen Ansätzen zu Antizipation und Analyse von Ganzkörperbewegungen in der Robotik. Er verfolgte auch die physikalisch-basierte Analyse und Synthese von Bewegungen zwecks Anwendung in der grafischen Animation und in den Sportwissenschaften.

Sonstiges
Weber wurde 2013 mit dem Lehrpreis der Universität Bonn ausgezeichnet. Er verfasste zusammen mit Wolfgang Küchlin das Lehrbuch Einführung in die Informatik mit besonderem Schwerpunkt auf das Konzept der Objektorientierung, welches in mehreren Auflagen durch den Springer Verlag publiziert wurde. Weber war Mitglied der Association for Computing Machinery, des Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers und in der Gesellschaft für Informatik engagiert.

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Weber war verheiratet und Vater zweier Töchter. Er lebte zuletzt in Remagen und starb unerwartet im Alter von 55 Jahren.

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As many parts of the country are battling snowy conditions and sub zero temperatures, the erg is the best way to stay rowing fit during the long winter months.
And with spring conditions around the corner (despite what Punxsutawney Phil said this morning), athletes are always eager to test their fitness at the midway point of the winter season.
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The lightweight senior men, who are presently training in Burnaby, BC, competed on Saturday at the Beat the Beast competition. The annual indoor regatta, which was hosted this year by the rowing program at Saint George's School in Vancouver, is in its 27th year.
Tsawwassen native and recently featured in the Hometown Heroes series, Brendan Hodge, who was a member of last summer's lightweight four, competed on Saturday at Beat the Beast.
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NEW YORK, New York (FOX 11 / AP) - Former "Two and a Half Men" star Charlie Sheen has HIV.
In an interview Tuesday on NBC's "Today," the 50-year-old actor said he tested positive for the virus that causes AIDS about four years ago, but that, thanks to a rigorous drug regimen, he's healthy.
When asked by co-host Matt Lauer if he had transmitted the disease to others, he declared, "Impossible. Impossible," and insisted he had informed every sexual partner of his condition beforehand.
Since his diagnosis he has had unprotected sex with only two partners, he said, adding, with no further clarification, "They were under the care of my doctor and they were completely warned ahead of time."
He said one reason for going public with his condition was to put a stop to shakedowns from prostitutes and others who threatened to out him. He said one prostitute took a photo of the HIV-related drugs in his medicine cabinet and threatened to sell that photo to the tabloids.
He said he had paid "enough to bring it into the millions" - perhaps as much as $10 million - to buy their silence and now was seeking to "put a stop to this barrage of attacks and sub-truths."
"Are you still paying these people?" Lauer asked him.
"Not after today I'm not," said Sheen, who during his appearance appeared jumpy and spoke in stammering bursts.
He did not address when, and by whom, he may have been infected.
In the U.S., AIDS is spread mainly through having sex or sharing injection-drug equipment with someone who has HIV. About 1.2 million people in the U.S. are estimated to have HIV, with many of them unaware.
For part of the interview, Sheen was joined by his physician, Dr. Robert Huizenga, who said strong anti-viral drugs have suppressed the virus. The HIV level in Sheen's blood is "undetectable," Huizenga said, and flatly stated that he does not have AIDS.
"He is absolutely healthy," said Huizenga, adding that his own concern was for Sheen's "substance abuse and depression from the disease more than what the HIV virus could do to shorten his life, because it's not going to."
Sheen said in the past that he was "so depressed by the condition I was in that I was doing a lot of drugs, I was drinking way too much." He said he currently is not abusing drugs, though he allowed that he is "still drinking a little bit."
"My partying days are behind me," he said in an "open letter" released by email. "My philanthropic days are ahead of me."
Asked by Lauer if he expected "a barrage of lawsuits" from past sexual partners alleging he infected them, he said wanly, "I'm sure that's next."
But in California, where Sheen resides, a person can be charged with a felony only if they are aware they are HIV-positive and engage in unprotected sex with another person with the specific intent of exposing them to the disease.
With his public pronouncement, Sheen said he hoped to reduce the stigma and shame still felt by some others diagnosed with HIV, as well as by those who are reluctant to be tested in the first place.
"I have a responsibility now to better myself and to help a lot of other people," he said. "And hopefully with what we're doing today, others may come forward and say, 'Thanks, Charlie, for kicking the door open.'"
The disclosure was the latest chapter in Sheen's headline-seizing history. In recent years, drug and alcohol abuse led to his being kicked off CBS' "Two and a Half Men" in 2011 after an explosive meltdown that included calling the show's producer "a contaminated little maggot."
His escapades also included the revelation that he spent more than $50,000 as a client of "Hollywood Madam" Heidi Fleiss' prostitution ring.
Sheen had become an instant film star in his early 20s with two dramas, "Platoon" (1986) and "Wall Street" (1987), and found success with big-screen comedies as well, including "Major League" (1989) and "Hot Shots!" (1991).
In 2003 "Two and a Half Men" debuted on CBS and starred Sheen as womanizing bachelor Charlie Harper. It made Sheen one of TV's highest-paid actors and at its peak was TV's most-watched sitcom. It ended its run earlier this year, with Ashton Kutcher stepping in for the fired Sheen.
In 2012, Sheen returned to TV in "Anger Management," an FX sitcom adapted from the movie of the same name.
Sheen has been wed three times, the first time to model Donna Peele in the 1990s.
He and actress Denise Richards were married from 2002 to 2006 and have two daughters. Sheen and real estate investor Brooke Mueller wed in 2008 and divorced in 2011; they have two sons.
"Brooke has been inundated with calls from friends and family. To put their minds at ease, Brooke can confirm that she and the boys are not HIV positive," Steve Honig, a spokesperson for Mueller, said in an email. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that everyone between the ages of 13 and 64 have an HIV test at least once as part of routine health care, and that people seek out testing if they have such risk factors as having had sex with someone whose HIV status they didn't know.
Condoms are the best way to prevent sexual transmission.
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The impressive green-domed Lutheran Cathedral (Tuomiokirkko in Finnish) dominates Senate Square and the skyline of Helsinki.
Helsinki is famed for its architects, but it was a German, Carl Ludvig Engel, who laid out Senate Square and designed the Lutheran Cathedral. After a fire destroyed most of Helsinki during its annexation by the Russians, the new city square was inaugurated as part of the 19th-century reconstruction of Helsinki under Russian administration.
The Tuomiokirkko was built to replace a smaller church on the site dating from 1727. Construction of the Lutheran Cathedral was overseen by Engel from 1830 until his death in 1840, when it was taken over by Ernst Lohrmann. Lohrmann added the zinc statues of the twelve apostles on the roof, a bell tower, and a side chapel to Engel's design. The church was completed in 1852.
The cathedral was built as a tribute to the Grand Duke, Nicholas I, the Tsar of Russia, and was called St. Nicholas' Church until the independence of Finland in 1917. In 1959, it became a cathedral of the Evangelical Lutheran denomination.
Extensive renovations, both to the cathedral and to its crypt, brought the Lutheran Cathedral back to its original beauty in 1998. One of Helsinki's most popular tourist attractions, it receives more than 350,000 visitors each year.
Both the Lutheran Cathedral and Senate Square are a rather severe interpretation of the neoclassical style, which is intended to reflect the glory of ancient Greece and Rome. Lining the roof are statues of the apostles made of zinc; they are copies of the sculptures on Vor Frue Kirke in Copenhagen.
Compared with the neoclassical flourishes of the exterior, the interior seems rather spartan but is nevertheless attractive. It seats 1300 worshippers and has an altarpiece painted in the 1880s. The statues of angels that flank the altarpiece and the pulpit were designed by Engel.
The best part of the interior is the gloomily atmospheric crypt, now used as a café.
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Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli's ill health and treatment in hospital has postponed several meetings, Cabinet meetings, policies, programmes and almost three dozen projects he was to inaugurate and lay foundation stone.
Last Monday PM Oli was admitted in hospital after he complained chest pain, fever and fatigue. The hospital discharged him after his health condition improved.
He said all officials files that require PM's approval and signature are taken to his residence in Baluwatar.
Senior officials at the Prime Minister Office said apart from other engagements and party programmes, in his absence several engagements and high-level meetings have been postponed. They did not mention when the next meeting would be held to resume those initiatives as doctors have advised the PM to take full rest.
After the hospital discharge PM Oli, he took part in two events on Wednesday despite doctors' strict advice to avoid crowds and people to people contract for long time and take adequate rest. The PM went to the President's Office on Wednesday to participate in a function organized by President Bidya Devi Bhandari to extend Tihar greetings to all leaders of the major political parties.
Next, he participated in an event to mark the 109th birth anniversary of poet Laxmi Prasad Devkota within the premises of the prime minister's residence.
The PM was to chair the first meetings of the two recently formed think tanks. The government, in the third week of September had announced two separate thinks tanks - Policy Research Academy (Niti Anusandhan Pratisthan) and Industry Commerce Promotion Dialogue Council- led by the PM. The PM was expected to give directives including policy guidelines to both think tanks.
The government has already prepared and handed over the terms of references, offices and required staff to the academy, a five-member think tank led by Prof Chaitanya Mishra. Another think tank led by PM is about providing inputs on various trade and business related matters. It is yet to receive its working template from the PMO.
The PM was to inaugurate a dedicated app to monitor major projects prepared by the PMO. The app is designed to monitor progress of all projects related to road, infrastructure, energy, irrigation among others so that PM and other senior officials should do not have to hold review meetings frequently. This function has also postponed, said the officials.
The meeting of Inter Provincial Coordination Council is deferred too. Chief Ministers of all seven provinces have called on the PM and his office to hold the meeting to address the grievances and other issues between centre and the provinces.
The PMO has listed at least three dozen projects that are ready for inauguration. PM Oli was supposed to lay the foundation stones or inaugurate these projects.
PM's Chief Adviser Bishnu Rimal and Chief Secretary Lok Darshan Regmi led two separate meetings to review the progress made by policies and programmes, infrastructure projects, road condition of Kathmandu valley, and progress of reconstruction of earthquake-damaged homes.
"After Tihar festival, PM will return to work," said Aryal.